Congratulations to @AGU_Eos and @J_Besl on this well-deserved recognition from the @alaskapressclub ! 🎉
Awarded for Best Reporting on Health, this story highlights innovative approaches to avalanche safety and the power of science journalism to inform and protect communities.
👏 We’re proud to see this impactful work recognized.
Read the story: https://t.co/d6QDAR8VPH
A University of Alaska Fairbanks student has been charged with criminal mischief after consuming portions of another student’s AI-generated artwork that was displayed at a campus gallery. (via The Sun Star) https://t.co/rF93m6hBxe
The clickable, searchable map on CalHeatScore lets anyone from sheriffs to soccer coaches see a map of heat risk down to the individual zip code.
https://t.co/qKiAGkpQkq
The photographer Daniel Pullen offers beautifully composed and striking images of the destruction that climate change has brought to his lifelong home. See more of his images: https://t.co/ahsqDIwMFJ
Yesterday’s readers loved this news story about a colossal tsunami that made seismometers sing. Give it a read—or a reread!—to learn more about the wave that rocked Earth.
https://t.co/UXP7LNu7xX
Erosion that’s consuming Point Woronzof in West Anchorage has prompted a reroute for a section of the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail that’s now perilously close the edge. https://t.co/2NUSsp8Dgs
Dolines look like massive ice doughnuts. They’re an ideal research site for studying meltwater lakes in Antarctica.
https://t.co/HeDE8Tyiai
Read more in the September issue of Eos: https://t.co/PCWPjWo6AE